Mondale outlines bold plan to curb heroin traffic
Senator Walter Mondale argues heroin trafficking costs exceed eight billion yearly in theft and criminal justice expenses. He proposes aid to opium producing countries to reduce crops, sanctions for noncompliance, and UN actions. The bill also pushes Interpol narcotics staff and new international cooperation treaties.
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Interpol
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Torture in Brazil under Medici Explored by Buckley
William F. Buckley Jr. reports on Brazilian torture claims amid Medici’s dictatorship, noting alleged police brutality against detainees, including a case of an innocent man and a supposed American intelligence observer. The piece contrasts rhetoric in Greece with Brazil's endemically feared abuses and questions the regime’s aims amid prosperity and censorship.
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Emilio Medici
Greece
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General Medici
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Bolivia
We Hate Communism Yet Celebrate Free Speech
A local letter argues against communism and defends U S government and freedoms. It condemns propaganda while praising free speech and secret ballots, then reports the Adam Roth family burned from their home at 423 E Home Ave and asks readers to help with housing via 988 0866.
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Adam Roth
Home Ave
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Roths
Moral Prayer in Schools Sparks Constitutional Debate
A Washington columnist argues for voluntary school prayer citing Supreme Court limits and a proposed constitutional amendment by Sen. Hugh Scott. He notes sessions and public events permit prayer and urges daily student led recess for nondenominational prayer to promote morality and moral guidance.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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State of New York
Laos now the most bombed nation in history
The piece notes Laos as the most bombed country ever after Nixon's Laos invasion. It cites 30 000 civilian casualties with about 10 000 dead since 1969 and 300 000 refugees, while Cambodia and South Vietnam show millions displaced and tens of thousands killed or injured. It emphasizes U S air support and the broader civilian toll.
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Oregon
Senate Sub Committee On
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Cambodia
Phnom Penh
South Vietnam
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Skyline Facts and Figures in Brief
A compact survey notes numbers for bands and types in American schools, details on the Washington Monument and Union Station space, a 1652 Salem court charge for ostentation, medieval shoe tips tied with cords, and a geography sketch of Syria wedged between Turkey Israel and Jordan.
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Jordan
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Turkey
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The Journal Published daily Journal Inc subscription rates
The Journal lists daily and Sunday delivery options with per copy and weekly rates. It details city, suburban, and trading-area mail prices, annual rates for domestic and foreign subscriptions, and payment in advance. Founded in 1957.
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